The 2026 Walkley Media Prizes
2026年 Walkley 媒體獎
Introduction
The Walkley Foundation gave prizes to the best journalists of 2026.
Walkley 基金會向 2026 年最優秀的記者頒發獎項。
Main Body
Matilda Boseley from Guardian Australia won a prize. She made easy videos about laws for young people.
來自 Guardian Australia 的 Matilda Boseley 贏得了一項獎項。她製作了簡單的影片，向年輕人介紹法律。
Riley Walter from the Sydney Morning Herald won a prize. He wrote about banks and police problems.
來自 Sydney Morning Herald 的 Riley Walter 贏得了一項獎項。他撰寫了關於銀行與警察問題的報導。
Other winners wrote about bad people and racism. Emily Kowal wrote about bad people using AI and the game Roblox.
其他獲獎者撰寫了關於惡行與種族主義的內容。Emily Kowal 撰寫了關於不法分子利用 AI 及遊戲 Roblox 的報導。
Peter McKenzie and Niv Sadrolodabaee won prizes too. They wrote about problems between different countries.
Peter McKenzie 與 Niv Sadrolodabaee 也贏得了獎項。他們撰寫了關於不同國家之間問題的報導。
Conclusion
Many different news companies and writers won these awards.
許多不同的新聞公司與作者贏得了這些獎項。
Vocabulary Learning
💡 The 'Who Did What' Pattern
In this text, we see a simple way to describe people's jobs. Look at how the sentences are built:
- Matilda Boseley won a prize.
- Riley Walter won a prize.
The Secret Rule: To talk about the past, we often add -ed to the action word (verb).
- Example: Write Wrote (This one is special/irregular!)
- Example: Make Made (Also special!)
Useful Words for A2:
| Person | Action | Thing |
|---|---|---|
| She | made | videos |
| He | wrote | about banks |
| They | won | prizes |
Quick Tip: When you see "won," it is the past of "win." Use this when someone gets a trophy or a prize!